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For a Portfolio Made Up of Three Stocks in Equal

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For a portfolio made up of three stocks in equal proportion, if stock A's expected return is 12%, stock B's expected return is 16%, and stock C's expected return is 17%, the expected return of the portfolio should be 15.0%.

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